Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 11:45 a.m. No.10074765   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4835 >>5057 >>5237

>>10074674 lb

 

You are fighting the wrong battle

HCQ works, however...

There are lots of other treatments for COVID that work too

But poison in the vaccines will negate any good from HCQ

 

The pressure needs to be put on Warpspeed forcing vaccine providers to be open about what is in EVERY ingredient of their vaccines

And we really do need an independent testing organization to take random samples of vaccines

And submit them to forensic testing with a GC/MS to verify what is actually in them.

Most people are not afraid of weakened viruses

It is Mercury and Aluminum and Fluoride that they fear

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 11:49 a.m. No.10074792   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10074764

 

I wonder why the CIA chose Louisville to set up this event?

It is pretty obvious that all the players are controlled by the clowns

Since the shills are pushing so hard to get everybody to waste their time

Watching their clown show.

Best to ignore the clowns, and look at what they are distracting us from

Pompeo's China speech?

Congress's letter to the FBI for intel

What else is happening outside the Clown show?

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 11:54 a.m. No.10074830   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4852

>>10074799

So you are saying that he is a confirmed clown

Likely he is waiting for some child to arrive within the killzone

And then the shooting will start

 

Louisville is a CIA black ops event

It will be a false flag where the right people get killed to send a message

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:08 p.m. No.10074926   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5048 >>5077

>>10074816

Are these guys related?

On the left Pompey the Great who helped end the Republic and begin the Roman Empire

On the right CIA Director Mike Pompeo in Canada speaking about Wikileaks

Another Cabal sleeper from the look of things,

After all, nobody ever becomes CIA Director unless…

He is owned and controlled by the CIA.

Could be that he is the P who Q refers to

 

Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (Pompey the Great) was born in 106 BC in the northern Italian town of Picenum. Though not a native Roman family, the Pompeys were moderately successful at making inroads into Senate seats. His father, Pompey Strabo, was elected consul in 89 BC, and was an accomplished general who served Rome in the Marsic Social War, as well as the civil wars of Marius and Sulla. By the age of 17, Pompey was an active participant in his father's campaigns and was busily building a foundation for his own military career.

 

Pompey rose to prominence serving Sulla in the first major Roman civil war, defeating the forces of Marius in Africa. For this he earned, or was mocked with, the title Magnus (the Great). Involved only a short time in Roman civil affairs, Pompey quickly learned the political power of an army behind him. After Sulla, and despite having no experience as a Roman magistrate, he coerced a command in Spain against the rebel Sertorius, simply through the fear of his legions. While the war was not exactly a clear cut victory for Pompey, the opposing army was only defeated after Sertorius was murdered, Pompey returned to Rome in triumph.

 

Upon returning from Spain, Pompey helped mop up the war with the Gladiator general Spartacus, claiming much of the credit in the process. He and M. Licinius Crassus, who conducted the bulk of the operation against Spartacus, built a dangerous rivalry in the process. In order to avoid more potential civil disorder, as both men maintained considerable armies, both were elected as Consul for the year 70 BC. In their joint consulship, the two worked together repealing the bulk of Sulla's constitutional reforms, but otherwise had little use for one another.

 

Regardless, Pompey enjoyed considerable favoritism among the masses, as well as the army. Despite fears of a new Sullan military dictatorship, as the Senatorial class deeply distrusted Pompey, he received numerous special powers in his career. Perhaps to appease a man who was in a position to possibly march on Rome, or to truly honor a capable general with the best chance of Roman victory, the Senate reluctantly tolerated Pompey. Both during and after Pompey's consulship, problems in the east were persistent. Piracy and Rome's old enemy, Mithridates, continued to stir up trouble, and the command of L. Licinius Lucullus against him garnered little success. By 67 BC, the Senate, and the people had had enough, and new initiatives were launched. First, the tribune A. Gabinius passed a law transferring command of the Mithridatic campaign to the current Consul Glabrio. Pompey was also granted unparalled authority in defeating the Cilician pirates who ravaged shipping throughout the Mediterranean. Pompey's command would go so well, in fact, that by the time Glabrio took his post against Mithridates, another tribune, C. Manilius was proposing more changes.

 

In 66 BC, despite fierce Senatorial Optimate opposition, the Lex Manilia was passed granting Pompey unlimited power in the eastern territories. Ironically enough, it was the oration of the life long Republican defender Marcus Tullius Cicero, which pushed the proposal into law.

 

Q said TRUST KANSAS and I have been looking at the lyrics to their songs

This is one that I worry about…

 

Carry on my wayward son

For there'll be peace when you are done

Lay your weary head to rest

Don't you cry no more

Once I rose above the noise and confusion

Just to get a glimpse beyond the illusion

I was soaring ever higher, but I flew too high

Though my eyes could see I still was a blind man

Though my mind could think I still was a mad man

I hear the voices when I'm dreamin', I can hear them say

Carry on my wayward son

For there'll be peace when you are done

Lay your weary head to rest

Don't you cry no more

Masquerading as a man with a reason

My charade is the event of the season

And if I claim to be a wise man, it surely means that I don't know

On a stormy sea of moving emotion

Tossed about I'm like a ship on the ocean

I set a course for winds of fortune, but I hear the voices say

Carry on my wayward son

For there'll be peace when you are done

Lay your weary head to rest

Don't you cry no more

Carry on, you will always remember

Carry on, nothing equals the splendor

Now your life's no longer empty

Surely heaven waits for you

Carry on my wayward son

For there'll be peace when you are done

Lay your weary head to rest

Don't you cry no more

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:15 p.m. No.10074973   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4991 >>5041 >>5050 >>5071 >>5128

>>10074799

 

I think they are planning to MURDER A CHILD in Louisville,

And likely use that to kick off a lot more shooting

It is going to look real bad

And this is why the Feds have sent forces into cities that are likely to kick off a response.

Let us pray that the madness does not escape Louisville

Prepare for a BLACKOUT as well

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:21 p.m. No.10075011   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5133

>>10074947

>http://archive.is/3SLKj#selection-3987.327-3987.405

 

After multiple violent and even deadly incidents involving customers who refuse to wear masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic, several major retailers are instructing staff – out of concern for the employees’ safety – to still serve people who defy mask mandates.

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:36 p.m. No.10075153   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5177

>>10075007

 

Russia has never had any restrictions against American immigrants. Some Americans settled in Russia already in the early 1990s.

 

The biggest barrier for Americans is learning the Russian language, because

 

a) English is a very illogical brain twisting language while Russian is logical and regular.

 

b) American language education is designed to make people believe that foreign languages are hard

 

You really should get a hold of various Internet blogs who tell you how to learn foreign languages fast. They have great advice on techniques. Then collect some books, some Russian learning blogs and channels, and get working for 1 hour every day 365 days per year on building the 4 skills

 

Listening and understanding

Reading and understanding

Speaking correctly

Writing correctly (which you can do on chat sites)

 

A big mistake made by beginners is to keep a list of words they have learned. This makes you think that a word in one language can be translated to a word in another language. Too late you realize that things don't work that way and you have to unlearn bad habits

 

Instead, keep a list of phrases and their translations. No less than three words per phrase not counting THE and A/AN which do not generally exist in Russian.

 

Three brown bears = Tri burykh medvedya три бурых медведя

 

Phrases like this include many Russian grammar rules that are far easier to learn and understand AFTER you have learned many correct phrases. Just like kids learn a language.

 

As a foreigner the main restriction you need to remember is that you cannot live really close to a border but it is a very big country. You can find places to start farming, to homestead in the bush, to become a trapper, reindeer herder, or live in a historic city like Volgograd and go hunting for WWI weapons to restore on the weekends. Don't even think of going to Moscow which is more like Paris than like Russia.

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:39 p.m. No.10075178   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5363

>>10075133

In Ontario, Canada, the Ontario Provincial Police shot a 75yo man to death after he sparked and incident in a town of 4000 people.

 

About the least likely place for this that you would ever expect

Anonymous ID: 59c470 July 25, 2020, 12:41 p.m. No.10075189   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10075048

Talk is easy.

Actions take longer to figure out

Why is Julian Assange still in Belmarsh instead of testifying in the USA?

What crime did Julian commit?